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• Devon council’s revamped grant scheme expecting high demand

  An overhaul of a Devon council’s grant scheme that includes hikes in the amount individual groups can bid for is expected to attract high demand when it launches.

• Pink and blue ribbons to return to Sidmouth gardens for Baby Loss Awareness Week

  A local family who lost their baby Monty in 2020 are working with East Devon District Council (EDDC) on a special ribbon display to mark Baby Loss Awareness Week.

• Exmouth Students Join Voices with Singing Children of Africa in Uplifting Performance

  The ‘Singing Children of Africa’ have visited Exmouth Community College (ECC) this term to take part in an exciting performance with ECC students. The group visited the college as part of their national tour.

• Former Chancellor to lead Exeter Universities largest ever fundraising campaign

  The University of Exeter is delighted to announce alumnus the Rt Hon Sir Sajid Javid as chair of its new fundraising campaign, which will launch in 2026.

• Installation work continues on £1.2million upgrade for 10 East Devon play areas

  Children across East Devon have been treated to five new play areas so far this summer and have five more to come thanks to a £1.2million cash injection.

• Exeter Sustainability Awards return for fourth year

  Businesses, organisations and individuals are being encouraged to enter this year’s Exeter Sustainability Awards.

• Campaign to end ‘needless deaths’ of homeless people

  Twenty one homeless people died in Exeter in 2024, according to a nationwide campaign organisation.

• Noise panel told hit Adele song caused momentary Folk Festival sound spike

  A rendition of Adele’s Rolling in the Deep momentarily led to elevated sound levels at a famed Devon pub during Sidmouth Folk Week, a committee has heard.